Digital irrigation management for more efficient operations
Published by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network in Business
Overview

Agriculture accounts for approximately 70% of the world's freshwater withdrawals. Across Africa and the Middle East, water scarcity, climate variability, rising energy costs and growing demands for food are increasing pressure on irrigation systems, making efficient irrigation one of the most important priorities for digital transformation. In this context, digital solutions are helping organizations move from reactive, labor-intensive operations to more data-driven, predictive, and sustainable systems . Irrigation associations, growers and water operators can improve network visibility, maximize productivity, and reduce water, energy, and fertilizer consumption by integrating sensors, IoT, AI, satellite imagery, cloud computing, and automation into their systems.
Join our webinar, where Xylem Vue expert Nada Bashir will be exploring how digital irrigation management can support more efficient and resilient agricultural operations . Through practical examples, international case studies, and an overview of the Xylem Vue solution, you'll learn how predictive analytics, alerts and digital tools can help anticipate problems, optimize water distribution and turn data into actionable decisions.
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Tags
Category: Business
- Irrigation
- Agriculture
- Irrigation & Water Management
- Irrigation & Water Management
- international
- Digital Transformation